Qualitest Team
Qualitest to Feature Lab Testing at ARABLAB 2026: Booth SSH2-B61
Qualitest is pleased to announce our upcoming participation in ARABLAB, one of the world’s leading international exhibitions for laboratory instrumentation, analytical science, and quality assurance.
Taking place from October 26 to 28 2026 at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) in Dubai, UAE, the event serves as a premier meeting ground for laboratory managers, scientists, and testing specialists from across the globe. We invite attendees to connect with our team at SSH2-B61 throughout the event.
Supporting Global Standards in Laboratory Testing
Modern laboratory and research facilities face rising demands to maintain uncompromising measurement precision and adhere to rigorous international standards such as ASTM and ISO. From basic material evaluation to complex quality assurance protocols, laboratories require testing systems that minimize operator variance and deliver repeatable data.
At Qualitest, our international mission is to equip facilities with dependable testing solutions that reduce testing cycles, improve measurement accuracy, and safeguard product integrity across varied applications.
What to Expect at Our Booth
Visiting SSH2-B61 offers a valuable opportunity to discuss your laboratory's operational requirements directly with our technical team. Whether you are outfitting a brand-new testing lab, replacing legacy machinery, or seeking practical methods to enhance test repeatability, our specialists will be on hand to discuss customized solutions aligned with your goals.
Guests can also gain perspective on modern laboratory methodologies that simplify data management, optimize routine testing protocols, and help quality teams operate with total confidence.
Event Overview
- Event: ARABLAB 2026
- Dates: October 26 to 28, 2026
- Venue: Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), Dubai, UAE
- Location: SSH2-B61
We look forward to meeting you at ARABLAB 2026 and exploring how our testing technologies can help drive your laboratory operations forward.